The 1.05 patch that added mod support also makes a handful of bug fixes: The first-person mod is the big one right now, but four other mods are currently available for Weird West as well: Long-Lasting Tools, No Friendly Fire, Undead Animals, and Heroes Gender Swap, which lets players change the appearance (but not the gameplay) of the Bounty Hunter, Pigman, Protector, and Devotee. Once that's done, the mod will be automatically activated the next time the game is launched.

People who have Weird West on Game Pass have to put a little more effort into it by downloading the mod separately and then unzipping it into the Weird West install directory. Weird West's mod support works through mod.io to enable browsing and installation from within the game on Steam, GOG, and Epic. 'So others could identify these changes easily I tagged them all 'Wintergreen mode.' Years earlier I'd pushed through some unrelated changes to the camera which were at the time called 'Joe mode.' So technically Weird West is always in either 'Joe mode' or 'Wintergreen mode.'' 'I had to do this in as hacky and awful a way as possible because there wasn't much time, any changes I made had to not break the game's existing systems, and I had to touch as few files as possible,' Wintergreen said. Wintergreen said in a YouTube video that the project began with a quick first-person perspective mod that was 'surprisingly cool but not particularly good,' and then got underway in earnest a few months later when WolfEye asked if he'd come back for a week or two to polish it up for release as one of Weird West's first mods.

The 'quirky' first-person mod isn't officially supported by developer WolfEye Studios, but it was created by a Weird West developer: Joe Wintergreen, a systems designer on the game.

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